Franck Bonville Pur Mesnil 2016 is a Champagne from 3 plots located in Mesnil-sur-Oger: Le Tilleul, Les Zailleux and Les Hautes Mottes. These lieux-dits, where the chalk is flush, help to create saline and tense wines, characteristic of this renowned cru.

For more than 10 years, this champagne has matured and reached its peak on the lees. At the tasting, the sensations are amazing: we move away from the classic register with a nose close to perfume: sandalwood, musk, new leather, oriental spices, blond tobacco. On the palate, the tension is moderate but largely compensated by a rich and complex aroma, which gives this...

A great Rosé Cuvée created from the addition of 5% red wine from the terroirs of Verzenay and Aÿ. A maturation time twice the appellation standards to provide roundness and structure.

Solessence Nature is the prolonged aging of the Solessence cuvée and without dosage. Time has refined the work, the wine is expressed in its natural balance. Production limited to around 3,500 bottles per year.

Jm Sélèque Solessence Rosé is the blend of the Solessence Blanc cuvée with 10% Meunier maceration and 5% Pinot Noir red wine, for a final composition of 45% Chardonnay, 40% Meunier and 15% Pinot Noir. A rosé with a perfect harmony of flavors: the freshness of the Cuvée Solessence, the fruity sparkle of Meunier and the breed of Pinot Noir.

Roger Brun Blanc de Blancs is a Champagne only made with Chardonnay from villages classified as Premiers and Grands Crus.

Hommage A William Deutz Meurtet is a single-varietal (Pinot Noir) and single-terroir (Meurtet plot in Aÿ) cuvée. The Cellar Master of Maison Deutz decided to vinify this plot of Aÿ separately to highlight the nobility of the wine, the terroir and the Pinot Noir grape variety.

Nicolas Maillart Franc de Pied 2019 is a single plot Cuvée (Les Coupes), single grape variety (100% Pinot Noir) and limited to less than 4000 bottles per vintage. The peculiarity of this Champagne is that it is made from "free-root" vines, that is to say without American rootstock as was the Champagne vineyard before the phylloxera crisis.

The Cuvée GRANDE VALLEE replaces the emblematic Cuvée Réserve. Its name comes from the terroirs of Mareuil, Mutigny, Avenay, Épernay and Festigny from which it is elaborated and wonderfully illustrating this geological inlay of chalk and clay which marks the Marne Valley.

The bottles are stamped "FABRICE POUILLON METHOD", a unique method in...